The Treasury Department and Federal Reserve are moving toward a more coordinated approach that could shift government borrowing toward shorter-term debt and reduce the supply of longer-dated Treasuries, setting the stage for a rally in 30-year bonds, according to Citrini Research.
The Treasury Department and Federal Reserve are moving toward a more coordinated approach that could shift government borrowing toward shorter-term debt and reduce the supply of longer-dated Treasuries, setting the stage for a rally in 30-year bonds, according to Citrini Research.
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